Usually means: Traditional Venetian character, miserly merchant.
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  1. pantalone: Merriam-Webster
  2. Pantalone: Collins English Dictionary
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  4. Pantalone: Dictionary.com
  5. Pantalone: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
  6. Pantalone: Rhymezone
  7. Pantalone: TheFreeDictionary.com
  8. pantalone: Wiktionary

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▸ noun:  A surname from Italian.
▸ noun:  Alternative form of pantaloon (“buffoon”) [(countable) An aging buffoon.]

Similar:
Pantaleo, Pantano, pant, Pantazis, Pantaleon, Patalano, Panzarella, Patane, Panetta, Panza, more...

Opposite:
zanni, harlequin, brighella

Types:
breeches, culottes, knickers, trousers, slacks, jeans, chinos, more...

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Similar:
Pantaleo, Pantano, pant, Pantazis, Pantaleon, Patalano, Panzarella, Patane, Panetta, Panza, more...

Opposite:
zanni, harlequin, brighella

Types:
breeches, culottes, knickers, trousers, slacks, jeans, chinos, more...



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